Rankwise finds the questions AI engines answer without mentioning you, writes the articles that would fix it, and ships them once you approve. No SEO hire, no content calendar, no agency retainer.
Your buyers ask an assistant before they ask you. Rankwise checks the questions that matter to your business against the engines they actually use, and shows you which ones name you, which name a competitor, and who won the answer instead.
Tracked question
“Best analytics tool for SaaS”
Most tools hand you a list of things to go and do. This one does them. The topic is picked from a real gap, the draft is written and scored against how AI reads pages, and it lands in your inbox ready to publish.
One draft is waiting for you
“AI visibility vs SEO: what actually changed” is written and scored 84. Approve it and it publishes to your site.
Works straight from the email. No login needed.
No setup project, no content calendar to invent, no agency retainer. Five steps, and the last two repeat.
Paste your URL. No card, no call. You get a visibility score, the technical checks behind it, and real answers from Perplexity showing who gets named for your buyers' questions when you do not.
Signing up reads your site to draft a brand profile, suggests the questions worth tracking, and runs your first scan while you watch. It tells you plainly which parts came back preliminary.
Every week it re-checks your questions, finds new ones worth chasing, and turns the biggest gaps into article briefs. No content calendar to invent and nothing to remember on a Monday.
Turn autopilot on and it fills a weekly quota of suggested articles, spread across the week rather than dumped on Monday. Approve from the app or straight from the email.
When an engine starts naming you on a question your article targeted, that is recorded and attributed to the piece by name. It is the receipt that tells you whether any of this is paying off.
Each card names the surface it lives on, so you can check it in the product rather than take our word for it.
Off, draft only, approve each one, or fully hands-off. Move up when you trust it and back down when you do not. The weekly quota is capped by your plan and split evenly across the week.
Dashboard › Autopilot
Fully automatic publishing only happens when the draft scores at least 80 for AI readiness, exactly one CMS is connected, and no human has touched the draft. Three conditions, all of them yours to remove.
Dashboard › Autopilot › Full auto
Eleven factors, each labeled: we can fix this, we track this, or this is the result. You always know which numbers are a to-do list and which are just weather.
Dashboard › AI Visibility
Otto is the assistant that runs the work in the background. Each morning he reports what changed, what he did about it overnight, and the single decision worth your attention.
Dashboard › Home
If credits run out, autopilot stops, says so on the page, records the pause as an event, and emails you. It does not quietly stop working and let you find out a month later.
Dashboard › Autopilot
An alerts bell for mentions won and lost, a weekly email digest of what actually changed, and one morning message in Slack if you connect it. Silent on quiet days, on purpose.
Dashboard › Home, Integrations › Slack
Set the number of tracked questions you want AI to mention you on. Progress is tracked against it, and crossing it fires once, then re-arms when you raise the bar.
Dashboard › Home
When a mention is won on a question your article targeted, that is recorded and attributed to the piece by name. It is the receipt that tells you whether any of this is working.
Dashboard › Articles
Setup is one sitting. After that the intended weekly cost is reading a short summary and approving what gets suggested. If you would rather not open the app, the approve link in the email does the same thing.
No. The app is written in plain language on purpose: mentions, questions, checks, engines, fixes. Where a term needs explaining, the explanation is one hover away, and the reveal never shows you engineering internals.
Everything up to publishing still works: checks, topics, briefs, drafts and fixes. You copy the finished article out and publish it yourself. Connecting WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, or your own Next.js or Rails site just removes that last step.
Otto is the name of the assistant that runs the visibility work in the background: the daily summary, the suggested articles and the emails. He is one part of the product rather than the whole of it, and every line he writes is grounded in something Rankwise actually measured.
Yes. The audit at the bottom of this page needs no account and no card. Signing up starts a trial, and if you never upgrade, the account drops to the free tier rather than locking you out of your own data.
Run a free AI audit to see where you stand across every engine, then let Rankwise measure, produce, and ship the fixes. No card required.